covid-19
Online classes will have a negative impact on students social lives
When 90 per cent of undergraduate classes are online, how are we expected to socialize? Last year, if someone told me I was going to be attending lectures from the…
Pandemic! At the Campus: free roaming deer, activism ephemera, a campus without its people
A look around campus during the COVID-19 pandemic
For essential workers, the pandemic’s extra precautions add anxiety to the workplace
Working behind the scenes in construction during COVID-19 When COVID-19 hit B.C., action was taken quickly and most places that were not essential services were closed. Construction was declared an…
How to enjoy green spaces this summer while still respecting public health directives
As Canada waits for the fourth phase of “total normalcy” to return, British Columbians can enjoy green spaces amid COVID-19.
Fall cancellations of U Sports and Canada West leaves Vikes athletes in limbo
Ordinarily, the start of each school year not only brings the excitement of new classes, but also the beginning of a fresh season of competition for student athletes. Whether it…
Personal Protective Equipment remains crucial for the fight against COVID-19, but comes with environmental impacts
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, the demand for personal protective equipment (PPE) has risen sharply around the world.
International students facing altered plans, tuition fees, and homesickness amid COVID-19
For international students, COVID-19 is causing unique struggles. With international travel halted for the foreseeable future, international students are stuck behind borders.
UVic professor leading international geography journal’s special COVID-19 issue
With so much interest in the pandemic, the editors decided to dedicate their entire July issue to the matter. They switched their focus from providing a platform for debates on…Our Digital Print Issue
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